0x1D6F

0x1D6F is a hexadecimal numeral commonly encountered in programming and digital documentation. Interpreted in base-16, it denotes the decimal value 7535. The digits 1, D, 6, and F correspond to 1×4096, 13×256, 6×16, and 15 respectively, and the full binary representation is 0001 1101 0110 1111.

In code, 0x1D6F functions as a literal that represents the integer 7535. It may be used in variable initialization, as a memory address or offset, or as a bit mask or constant in algorithms. Because its magnitude fits within 16 bits, it is commonly seen in low- to mid-range integer contexts and in systems where 16-bit values are meaningful (for example, protocol fields or color representations in some formats). In languages with larger integer types, 0x1D6F simply denotes the value 7535.

The precise interpretation of 0x1D6F depends on its context. Without additional information, it is just a numeric literal. The 0x prefix is part of many programming languages' syntax for hex literals, including C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python, among others. See also hex notation and hexadecimal arithmetic.